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Calls grow louder for Washington to deliver a Farm Bill

Calls grow louder for Washington to deliver a Farm Bill

It’s been another week of reminders that Washington still hasn’t delivered on one of agriculture’s most basic needs: a new Farm Bill. Earlier this week, Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig said that agriculture craves certainty, and that’s something producers haven’t had in a long time. Now, the National Farmers Union is joining that growing call, urging lawmakers to move from talk to action and finally get a comprehensive bill passed. The National Farmers Union continues to focus on key policy...

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New fungicide offers better white mold protection for soybeans

New fungicide offers better white mold protection for soybeans

White mold is a disease that affects soybeans primarily in the northern U.S. soybean producing states and is identified by a fluffy, white growth on soybean stems. While it may not get as much attention as soybean cyst nematode, it is also a significant yield reducer...

Putting a face to our ag products

Putting a face to our ag products

Giving back to a community is very important for a number of different reasons. One of the great things about agriculture is the people in it are some of the best you will find anywhere, not only from a kind, ethical, and moral perspective but also very generous with...

USDA grant helping promote sustainable aviation fuel

USDA grant helping promote sustainable aviation fuel

Gevo Incorporated, announced that it’s received a $30 million grant from USDA for its Climate-Smart Farm-to-Flight Program. The grant is from USDA’s Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities. The Gevo program is intended for tracking and quantifying the...

Low river levels a problem again in 2023

Low river levels a problem again in 2023

You know it sometimes feels like a broken record. It’s dry, exports are low, and the Mississippi River is running low on water levels again. This means as we enter what is traditionally the time of the year that we see our grain exports pick up, we are becoming a...

Solix Sprayer robot sees huge success in pilot year

Solix Sprayer robot sees huge success in pilot year

Solinftec, a global leader in artificial intelligence solutions and sustainable agriculture practices, showcased the latest technology in the Solix AG Robotics Platform at this year’s Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois. Specifically, the Sprayer robot was on...

After August recess, still no farm bill text

After August recess, still no farm bill text

United States Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) says that there is still no farm bill text, despite time running short on getting a new farm bill done. Grassley says that the August recess was supposed to be a time in which lawmakers could make progress on the farm bill,...

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